Mühlenstraßenbrücke

The Mühlenstraßenbrücke extends over the Wandse stream with multiple traffic lanes and pedestrian pathways, connecting different sections of Hamburg's transportation network.

The bridge emerged during Hamburg's industrial expansion in the early 20th century, incorporating forged steel and masonry elements that represented engineering progress.

The structure serves as a central meeting point for local residents, connecting neighborhoods while facilitating community interactions across the Wandsbek district.

The bridge accommodates both vehicular and rail traffic, providing essential connectivity between residential areas and commercial zones in the northern part of Hamburg.

The structure forms part of Hamburg's freight rail bypass system, combining road and rail transport functions within a single infrastructure element.

Location: Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.57490,10.05888

Latest update: November 28, 2025 14:29